Case Study: Kellogg's
Since 1996 Kellogg's has partnered with the Amateur Swimming
Association (ASA) supporting a 'grass roots to gold medals'
programme of swimming to encourage more people to learn to
swim and get active.
In 2008 Kellogg's built on this heritage with the
launch of the Free Swim programme.
Kellogg's is aware that an active lifestyle is key to improving and
maintai
ning good health, and through research discovered a
significant amount of girls and boys aged two to 15 were not
meeting the Government's targets for the recommended levels of
physical activity.
As part of its work with the ASA, Kellogg's has set up over 40
community projects to address specific local barriers to keeping fit
including: transport for rural communities; women-only sessions
for women and children from ethnic minorities; and specialised
teaching for disabled children.
Kellogg's also identified cost as a barrier for consumers, so the
Free Swim scheme was designed to remove this barrier by offering
one free swim voucher with every promotional pack of cereal. This
led to 923,000 free swim vouchers being redeemed.
Kellogg's also
launched its Family Swim Challenge, which further strengthens the
campaign to get more people swimming.
Silver Award Winner of 2009 Community Partnership Awards: Culture, Media and
Sport Category
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Kellogg's has won Community Partnership Awards in this category since 2006:
View past Kelloggs case studies.
FDF has published a booklet Community Partnership Awards 2009 (pdf, 916kb) featuring a range of company case studies from Community Partnership Award
winners.
Last reviewed: 13 Oct 2009